Software Engineer, Data Platforms
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - RemoteJobsOne in Roma
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This is a fully remote position , open to candidates based in Italy.
Pay: $200,000–$280,000/yr
Job Title: Software Engineer, Data Platforms
Job Type: Full-time
Location : Remote
The Role
This is an AI-native fullstack engineering role building the company's human data platforms. You'll own features end-to-end, from backend services and data pipelines to the frontends our experts use every day.
The role sits between traditional fullstack and research engineering. Coding agents are your primary development workflow, and you'll work closely with research engineers, operations, and product to turn requirements into reliable production systems.
What You'll Own
- Design and ship fullstack features across backend APIs, data pipelines, and React frontends.
- Own client-facing data delivery and platform infrastructure, including exports, access control, and reliability.
- Scope work around outcomes, direct coding agents—often in parallel—review changes at the architecture level, and iterate until shipped.
- Build and maintain services in Python (FastAPI) and TypeScript.
- Contribute to data modeling, schema design, and query performance across relational and document databases.
- Partner with research engineering, operations, and product to translate platform needs into production-ready systems.
- Improve the frameworks, checks, and evals that make agent-driven development faster without sacrificing quality.
- Troubleshoot production issues and build resilient, observable systems.
What We're Looking For
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- 0–5 years of software engineering experience, or strong shipped projects as a recent graduate.
- Strong fundamentals in Python and TypeS